Lauren Necochea
The GOP came for teachers because teachers speak up
Our teachers make just 73 cents on the dollar compared to other professionals.
GOP education cuts shortchange our kids and our economic future
Some damage happened before the Legislative Session even began. Idaho has a $100 million funding gap for special education.
Democrats propose budget fixes that work for working families
Estimates put the cost of the tax conformity package at roughly $155 million this year
Little quietly pushes more public dollars toward vouchers
Public dollars should serve the public. That means supporting public schools that educate every child who walks through the door and prepare the workforce Idaho depends on. This principle is under attack. Last spring, the Republican supermajority passed a $50 million tax-credit voucher scheme to subsidize private, religious, and for-profit tuition, along with home schooling….
Little’s Budget Protects Giveaways While Families Pay the Price
While pushing these deep cuts, the governor ignores common sense solutions.
Serving the people must come first this session
This session should be about economic opportunity so that every working family can succeed
Idaho built our schools to lift kids up. Trump is pulling the rug out.
What’s missing is leadership from our elected officials.
Idaho just learned what happens without guardrails. Vouchers would make it worse.
Idaho Home Learning Academy ranks in the bottom half of Idaho schools.
Republican rule is making Idaho less affordable
Idaho families have already paid an extra $864 this year to cover the same basic costs since Trump returned to office.
Disinvestment in education today shortchanges our future
Investing in higher education research pays off.